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Ring Sting
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Posted 1 wk ago
Professor Allan Reiss of the Center for Interdisciplinary Brain Sciences Research at Stanford University has completed a study that claims that males are more addictable to videogames because it feeds males need to dominate, stomp, and conquer. Women on the other hand are less addicted to videogames because they understand them and don't have as strong an instinctive desire to dominate and control. What do you guys think? I've seen some pretty aggressive women gaming...
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Source: cnet.com
Quote: "I always thought video games were a modern day artform.
But Professor Allan Reiss of the Center for Interdisciplinary Brain Sciences Research at Stanford University has proved such an elevated idea to be mere liberal tripe.
His research shows that video games stimulate the parts of men that so many other activities just cannot reach: the need to conquer, stomp on, dominate, crush, destroy, maim, annihilate, and turn to ashes and dust...."
But Professor Allan Reiss of the Center for Interdisciplinary Brain Sciences Research at Stanford University has proved such an elevated idea to be mere liberal tripe.
His research shows that video games stimulate the parts of men that so many other activities just cannot reach: the need to conquer, stomp on, dominate, crush, destroy, maim, annihilate, and turn to ashes and dust...."
Full story at cnet.com
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Posted 1 wk ago
whoa... i can't believe this stat. we should poll the women on playrag.
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Posted 2 wks ago
someone bought the rating site for these shoe games on ebay for $8,000 already!
